Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-09
General Nn1PN.

Don't forget to go to the st. Patrick s
ball OF the Pleasant Hours Club. This
organization always does itself proud.
Things are kind of quiet, but con,
fidence is growing in the boom foretold
for Utah, especially for Ogden, this year
The little old Canary man from
"Yarmany," of whose pathological
wonders friend spoke at length in these
columns several days ago, was perambu-
lating the streets and calling at the resi-
dences of our citizens again Yesterday.
When | met him he expressed an inten-
ton to 60 TO Brigham, but dissuaded
him from his purpose with the reason
that they were already well stocked, and
would soon be overstocked, with birds
Jail birds.
1t is rumored that there are existing
feelings of dissatisfaction between certain
factions which have been allowed to
spring up in the ranks of the Hook and
Ladder Company, whose semi-annual
election of officers takes place on the
18th. l hope the difficulties will be
amicably settled so as to have no est.
Patrick's day in the morning" The
boys are too useful generally to be al
lowed to detract from the value of their
services to the general public by indi-
vidual disagreements and dislikes of an
inferior character.
Bishop" w. w. Funge is not an
apostolic fisher of men but a catcher OF
luscious trout. He has just been out
and returned with unparalleled piscine
plenty.
The Brigham City municipal election
of Monday shows which way the cat
jumps-just like Mormon voters, on all
tours, the fore feet under the law of the
land and the hind feet under the behests
of the priesthood. Now let the protest
ing, contesting and otherwise testing go
on to dilly-dally few more years and in
1900 we will probably be nearer the solu-
ton of the problem by two inches and a
half
Mr.. j. i. Tibbitts, of Salt Lake City,
was in Ogden yesterday.
Who's going to build the new Grand
Opera House opposite the Broom Hotel
NO better location in town except the
side below the court house.
Mr.. John Farrell, president of one oi
the leading Utah produce organizations,
was down from Elder yesterday on bust
ness.
The Democrats no less than the Repub-
licans, condemn the action of President
Cleveland in pardoning that old polyga-
mist Evans for more than half his term
of Imprisonment. Such Executive elem
ency extended to the law-defers in Utah
is cruelty TO the law-abiding and law.
unfolding citizens of the whole Nation.
Such is the universal expression of opin-
ion as hear it on all sides. It's COM
pounding with sin.
The Hook and Ladder Company will
hold their regular monthly drill on Thurs
day evening at $50. A full attendance
is expected
The necessity, or rather, urgency OF a
reformatory institution for the reclaimiug
OF depraved boys was exemplified again
IN the Police Court yesterday afternoon,
when Mrs. Reinbold brought her thir-
teen-.year-old lad Robert, the offspring OF
her former marriage with one Peter Cum
nhgnam. The young rascal had been
carrying on 1.-THE poultry business with
U To license, in partnership with another
t ZAP f naLned Lon Baker. The mother of
named chicken thief seemed de-
&c sei oa t@ TO have him severely punished,
81 as 70 reform him, if possible. The
case Oh u; fhe e, brace of bad bows was post
One Walter Wallace, young and ro-
bust colored fellow, was at the Citu I uaIl
Yesterday. He was in a sorrowfnl 1I;9bt
having had both feet badly frozen wS;Io
taking n ride in box car of the IT p
from Laramie this way. DIR. H. ]. Powers
was called in to give the unfortunate nan
as much relief as possible.
Messrs. Geo. L. Corey and A. P. Bow
man have returned from a two weeks